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The Handmaid’s Tale’s second season is formidably dark and relentlessly disturbing John Doyle
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The Kennedy family’s onscreen resurgence delves into mythology of American self-image
Hank Azaria willing to stop voicing Apu on The Simpsons in wake of criticism
Nobody can prep for this: The emotional impact of TV images after the horror John Doyle
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Genius: Picasso is a nice portrait of a merely prickly guy John Doyle
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What conservatives can learn from the Roseanne reboot John Doyle
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Westworld returns with timely focus on bitter, violent rebellion John Doyle
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Wild Wild Country: A cult-hit Netflix doc about what may or may not be a cult John Doyle
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The only thing bigger than Netflix is the daily news John Doyle
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Between the Acts: Lost in Space’s Molly Parker on her recent roles and why she took them
Night Court star Harry Anderson found dead in North Carolina home
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Now on Facebook: Chateau Laurier is a 10-minute, perfect Canadian drama with familiar themes John Doyle
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Opinion
Two-part HBO doc Elvis Presley: The Searcher at its best when exploring the singer’s psyche
MEDIA
As CBC’s new The National rises, ratings fall
CBC’s The National is confusing, well-meaning and maddening John Doyle
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Lost in Space: A family-friendly adventure void of any political or social meaning John Doyle
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Martin Scorsese to direct comedy special on SCTV for Netflix
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Netflix is the place to go for a good dose of British drama and daftness John Doyle
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Zuckerberg live on TV: The Iceman cometh, pleading innocence John Doyle
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Rick Mercer embodies Canada, without the smugness John Doyle
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Television
A ‘Faustian bargain’: PBS documentary dissects Trump’s takeover of the GOP John Doyle
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A message to new CBC president Catherine Tait: Commit to great TV, not the ordinary John Doyle
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Paterno: A stunningly powerful movie about an abuse scandal John Doyle
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Steven Bochco was a revolutionary when network TV was ordinary John Doyle
John Doyle
Authoritarianism in the Handmaid’s Tale on TV strikes eerie echoes in Donald Trump’s America
Mike MacDonald was a brilliant comedian who embraced his demons

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The Child In Time is a harrowing portrayal of loss John Doyle
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One in four anglophone Canadians not paying for traditional TV service: report
Catwalk documentary is possibly the greatest cat video ever John Doyle
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The tao and glee of Canada’s Nathan Fillion
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Decoding Westworld’s Evan Rachel Wood’s western nightmare
The Americans: An exquisite series ends with added relevance John Doyle
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